Caboolture & Surrounds
The Caboolture precinct is located in the north of the Moreton Bay Region, offering large residential blocks, catering to families away from the hustle and bustle of bigger cities.
The precinct includes; Caboolture, Caboolture South, Bellmere, Elimbah, Morayfield, Moodlu, Rocksberg, Upper Caboolture and Wamuran.
Things to see and do in the Caboolture Region:
- Caboolture Hub
- Caboolture Historical Village
- Caboolture Country Markets (Every Sunday)
- Centenary Lakes
- Queensland State Equestrian Centre (QSEC)
- Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology
- Caboolture Warplane Museum
- Sheep Station Creek
- Morayfield Shopping Centre
Heavy rain closes Moreton Bay roads, schools
Heavy rain and flash flooding have impacted 61 roads across Moreton Bay, with closures in Caboolture, Morayfield and Burpengary, and Morayfield State High School closed. Follow the latest updates.
Teaming-up to help fight crime
Moreton Bay City Council and developers have partnered to install new CCTV cameras in Waraba estates, helping deter crime, improve community safety and protect growing neighbourhoods.
$2.4 billion deal is “fantastic news”
$2.4 billion in funding has been welcomed to support housing infrastructure in Moreton Bay’s Waraba (Caboolture West), enabling roads, water and sewer upgrades to deliver more than 16,000 new homes and support future population growth.
What’s on in 2026 with free community events across the City of Moreton Bay
A full calendar of free community events is being rolled out for 2026, giving locals clarity on what’s happening and when.
Power still out, roads closed in Moreton Bay
UPDATE 3.15PM. More than 21,000 homes and businesses are still without power after Monday’s wild storms, which hit the City of Moreton Bay particularly hard. More than 30 local roads are still closed as are several schools. Here is the latest.
New parks for school holidays
Four new and upgraded parks are opening across the Moreton Bay region ahead of the spring school holidays.
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Council refund helps hospitality industry
Moreton Bay Regional Council has refunded $760,000 in food licence fees to 1212 local restaurants, cafes, pubs and hotels, including awarding-winning Scarborough wedding venue Reid’s Place.
Where you can find ‘treasure’ in Moreton Bay region
Moreton Bay region’s Treasure Island sheds have reopened at Dayboro, Samford and Mt Nebo dumps.
Meet USC graduate helping shape Moreton Bay region’s future
Mitch Tilly is turning to lessons learned in Nepal and India as part of his work on developments which will be “defining moments” in the history of Moreton Bay Region.
How Raw Power meals is feeding World Gym demand
Justin Bellas has been on an amazing rollercoaster ride at World Gym Burpengary for the past three months – and it is showing no signs of slowing down.
Huge boost for clubs and pubs in Moreton Bay region
Clubs and pubs in Redcliffe, Caboolture, North Lakes and Pine Rivers are back in business with thousands of customers returning in the first few days after COVID restrictions eased
South East Queensland holiday destination Moreton Bay is minutes away
A major new tourism campaign will remind South East Queenslanders that their perfect holiday destination is just minutes away, in the Moreton Bay Region. Moreton Bay Region Industry & Tourism (MBRIT) is spearheading the campaign ...
Jobs boost for Narangba Innovation Precinct
The State Government has just signed off on a Temporary Local Planning Instrument to drive economic recovery, business growth and job creation at Narangba Innovation Precinct.
Have your say on public transport
Moreton Bay Regional Council is calling on the community to get on board and say what is needed to help shape the future of our public transport system
Bite Markets plan tasty reopening
Tell your tastebuds to brace themselves, Bite Markets at North Harbour are reopening on July 3 and 4
Council Budget to create new jobs in Moreton Bay Region
Moreton Bay Regional Council’s 2020/21 Budget will directly employ at least 130 people and support up to another 3000 through a $220 million capital works program.
